Dual vocational training is a training system that combines theory and practice. Trainees are taught both in the company and at vocational school. The latest news on dual vocational training from the Table.Media editorial team. What is the dual system of vocational training? Dual vocational training is a training system that is widespread in many countries around the world. In Germany, dual vocational training is an important part of the education system and is offered by many companies. As part of dual vocational training, trainees complete a certain number of hours per week at vocational school and at the same time spend a fixed number of hours in the company to apply the theoretical knowledge they have learned in practice. The apprenticeship usually lasts two to three and a half years, depending on the occupation and country. At the end of dual vocational training, there is a final examination consisting of a theoretical and a practical part. Upon successful completion of the examination, trainees receive a vocational qualification that enables them to work in the profession they have learned. Dual vocational training in Germany Dual vocational training is an important part of the education system in many countries. In Germany, for example, dual vocational training is an integral part of the education system and offers a wide range of career opportunities for young people. Dual vocational training is coordinated by the Chambers of Industry and Commerce (IHK) and covers more than 350 professions. Dual vocational training in Germany is also an important factor for the economy. Companies benefit from the opportunity to train young people and provide them with the skills they need to be successful in their profession. Dual vocational training also helps to combat the shortage of skilled workers by ensuring that companies have well-trained and qualified employees. Dual vocational training: Advantages Dual vocational training offers numerous advantages, both for the trainees and for the companies involved in the training. Disadvantages: Dual vocational training Dual vocational training offers many advantages, but there are also some disadvantages that should be considered. Here are some of the possible disadvantages of dual vocational training: However, it is important to note that the disadvantages mentioned do not necessarily apply to every person and every apprenticeship. Ultimately, however, it depends on personal goals and preferences as to whether dual vocational training is the best choice. It is important to be clear about what career goals you have and which training or study program will best support you in achieving them.
Immigration: Work-and-stay agency could also benefit companies that provide vocational training
The German government is planning to establish a work-and-stay agency to streamline immigration for foreign skilled workers, a move that could also ease the recruitment of trainees abroad, according to the public-sector consultancies PD and Digital Service.
By Kirstin von Elm